HEARTBREAK SUCKS 💔👎

Me and my bf broke up last Monday and it has SUCKED.

The breakup wasn’t messy but it was still pretty bad.

Like if I saw him in person or on my phone I would start crying hysterically.

And now I just feel kinda lost. My heart feels like a piece of it is missing. The worst part is I know he won’t be the one to fill it back up.

I’ve stoped crying but my mind hasn’t stopped thinking about him.

I need some help/advice with moving forward and feel hot again. I won’t let him take anymore of my tears.

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3/13 Edited to

... Read moreBreaking up is undoubtedly one of the toughest emotional experiences, and I can truly relate to the way your heart feels like it’s missing a piece. When I went through my own breakup, I found that accepting the pain instead of bottling it up was the first crucial step to healing. One thing that really helped me was creating a self-care routine focused on rebuilding my sense of self-worth. This included simple acts like journaling my feelings, doing light exercise, and setting small daily goals to keep my mind engaged. I also limited my exposure to anything that triggered constant reminders—like muting social media notifications or temporarily unfollowing my ex—to give myself space to breathe and heal. It’s completely normal for your mind to keep wandering back to those memories and feelings, but I learned that allowing myself moments of distraction—like immersing in a hobby or spending quality time with friends—helped break the cycle of constant rumination. Another major boost was reminding myself that my value isn’t defined by anyone else but me, and that feeling “hot” or confident again comes from within. If you’re struggling with how to move forward, try embracing your vulnerability as a source of strength, not weakness. Opening up to trusted friends or online communities where others share similar stories can be surprisingly empowering. It’s okay to cry and feel hurt, but also set a clear intention to reclaim your happiness and peace. Lastly, remember that healing is not linear. Some days will be harder, some easier, but each step forward is progress. Your heart will mend with time, and you’ll rediscover a version of yourself that’s stronger and more self-aware. You absolutely deserve to feel loved, cherished, and confident again—don’t let anyone or anything take your tears away from you without regaining your joy in return.